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MODEL TFM-530 Airborne VHF High/Low band FM Transceiver Technisonic VHF High/Low band FM Airborne Transceiver The Technisonic TFM-530 airborne VHF High/Low band FM transceiver utilizes state of the art frequency synthesis techniques to provide FM communications on every currently available channel within the General Radio Service VHF/FM High Band and VHF/FM Low Band (30-50 MHz). The VHF High band module covers from 138 to 174 MHz in 2.5 KHz increments while the VHF Low band module covers from 30 to 50 MHz also in 2.5 KHz steps. Operating frequencies and other related data are presented on a 96 character, four line LED matrix display, which is available in either red or green. The TFM-530 can be installed as a single transceiver operating in VHF High or VHF Low mode through a single audio controller FM input, or can be installed as FM1 and FM2 enabling simultaneous operation on both bands. Additionally, this transceiver can operate as a cross band repeater. The cross band function is front panel controlled and requires only 2 key stokes to enable or disable. All data entry and control commands are entered via an enhanced 12 button keypad conveniently situated on the face panel. The TFM-530 can be operated in the Direct Entry or Simplex mode by simply keying in the desired operating frequency. It can also function without restriction on any split frequency pair within either band. This unit features 400 preset memory positions (200 VHF High and 200 VHF Low) each capable of storing a receive frequency, a transmit frequency, a separate CTCSS tone for each receive and transmit frequency, an alpha numeric identifier for each channel and a DPL or DCS coded squelch identifier for each channel. The TFM-530 provides for either 25 kHz wide band or 12.5 kHz narrow band operation on any or all of it’s 400 preset channels. An upload/download function allows the operator to download channel information from a PC, or upload stored data from the transceiver to a PC. Supporting software is supplied with each unit. Information stored in the transceiver’s memory is available for instant recall by keypad entry, or by pressing the UP or DOWN buttons which allows an operator to scroll through all preset channels. The TFM-530 transceiver features a synthesized two channel VHF High or VHF Low guard receiver, a DTMF encoder for signaling during transmit, and a scan function which will scan any or all of the frequencies stored in up to five scan lists. A remote control head is offered (RC-530) which provides for slaved operation of the main transceiver from a remote location, allowing for a second position in the aircraft to exercise frequency control. Both VHF High and VHF Low operating frequency as well as Guard selection and operating frequency can be controlled from the “remote” position. Active frequency is displayed on both remote and local displays. The TFM-530 transceiver is panel mounted (Dzus) and completely self contained in a 8.0 x 3.75 x 5.75 inch chassis weighing just 5.1 pounds. Front panel controls a re VLo for VHF Low band main channel volume; VHF for VHF High band main channel volume, GUARD for guard channel volume; a VHF/VLo Band transmit select switch, a MN/GD switch for main or guard transmitter selection; a G1/G2 switch for guard 1 or guard 2 receive and transmit select; and a HI/LO switch for control of transmitter power output. Hi power is 10 Watts output, low power is 1 Watt output. This transceiver offers 28 volt DC back lighting as standard, (5 Volt AC as an option) which is controlled by the aircraft dimmer bus. Display brightness is controlled from the front panel keypad. The “remote control” function is via a separate 9 pin Cannon D submin connector located on the rear panel of the TFM-530 transceiver. External access for mic gain and sidetone level adjust provide for easy installation and setup for optimum performance. The small size and light weight (5.1 lbs., 2.4 Kg) of the TFM-530 Dual Band transceiver makes this radio ideally suited to helicopter installations. Technisonic FM radios are compliant with RTCA DO-160C categories relating to Vibration, Overpressure, Humidity, Temperature and Altitude, Magnetic Effect, Power Input, Voltage Spike, Decompression, and RF Emission (including DO-160C, Section 21, Cat